Can gastric cancer ascites be cured?

The patient is older and may not be able to receive formal chemotherapy. He can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. It is recommended to combine Chinese and Western medicine for the treatment of ascites. If there is a lot of ascites, it is still necessary to drain the water, but if there is ascites, it should also be injected into the abdominal cavity to better resolve the ascites and prevent the growth of ascites. There is no fixed time from peritoneal metastasis to the formation of ascites. Ascites may appear in about three months to half a year. Without active treatment, the amount of ascites will increase. Advanced gastric cancer often has ascites due to peritoneal metastasis and other reasons. The clinical treatment measures for ascites are as follows: intraperitoneal infusion chemotherapy.

Can stomach cancer be transmitted to family members through saliva?

Gastric cancer cannot be transmitted through saliva, because gastric cancer is not contagious. Gastric cancer is a more serious disease. Patients will experience nausea, vomiting, nausea, and acid reflux. They need to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment. Therefore, the saliva of gastric cancer patients will not be transmitted to others. Attention should also be paid to active treatment. The diet must be light, and spicy and irritating foods should not be eaten. Pay more attention to rest. The saliva of gastric cancer patients is generally not contagious. Cancer is generally not contagious. It will not be transmitted through blood, body fluids, respiratory foam, contact, etc., so there is no need for isolation. In daily life, the diet of gastric cancer patients should also give priority to light and easily digestible diets, eat small and frequent meals, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, eat more fish, and eat less beef, lamb and pork.

What is the difference between stomach cancer and stomach ulcer?

From the perspective of examination, gastric ulcer only has slight tenderness in the upper abdomen and no mass can be touched, while gastric cancer can usually touch the mass. The difference in gastroscopy is that gastric ulcer is a benign ulcer, the ulcer surface is relatively small, and the ulcer edge is smooth. Gastric cancer is mainly manifested by irregular abdominal pain, nausea, acid reflux, acid resistance, poor acceptance, black stools, anemia, weight loss, etc., and taking acid-suppressing drugs is ineffective. The difference between gastric ulcer and gastric cancer: gastric ulcer is a benign lesion that can be completely cured.